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Saturday, November 14, 2015

Scorecard History 101, West Virginia - Set #5

Scorecard History 101, West Virginia

Set #5

Lakeview Inn & CC to Logan CC

As a follow-up to my last issue here are another twenty-two golf scorecards from the State of Virginia.

More Blog Issues for West Virginia and Internet Links:To view more of my West Virginia blog issues scroll to the upper left
corner of this page and enter the words West Virginia in the
search field. This will bring
up virtually all of the West Virginia scorecards I've blogged to date
plus some photos of the West Virginia football team when the came to
Connecticut to play the UConn Huskies.

Click on this Internet link to view over 7,000 more miscellaneous golf scorecards

Blog Statistics:
733 Blog postings
The total number of golf scorecard images on this site now equals 13,104
The total number of golf photographs on this site now equals 2.896
The total number of all photographs on this site now equals 11,594Coming Soon:
Portland GC
Italy Scorecards
Wisconsin Scorecards
Japan Scorecards

Scorecard Trading: If you are a casual visitor and a golf scorecard collector and would like to do some scorecard trading contact me at rbglasson@cox.netAvailable: For sale and/or trade - Over 68,000 duplicate golf scorecards. Contact me if you are interested.

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I'm ancient (by your standards). My claim to fame is that I own one of the largest golf scorecard collections in the world (currently over one hundred thirty-nine thousand different scorecards). It's considered by some of my peers to the third largest collection in the world.